New Brunswickers lost a reported $3.5 million to fraud over the past three years.

With tax season upon us, Canadian consumers and businesses need to be on the lookout for false, deceptive and misleading marketing tied to various tax incentives and credits being offered by third-

If you were recently targeted by or lost money to a cryptocurrency scam, be aware you are at a greater risk of being a target for a recovery pitch scam - also known as a double dip scam.

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre is noting an increase in identity fraud reporting.

Are you moving or hunting for your first apartment?  New Brunswickers who are looking to rent, should be aware of a scam that targets individuals searching for their new home.

The Financial and Consumer Services Commission (FCNB) is warning New Brunswickers about a job scam and unregistered investment activity being attempted by www.r

The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) is warning the public about scammers claiming to represent large, well-known financial companies.

The Financial and Consumer Services Commission (FCNB) is advising New Brunswickers – and particularly university students -- to use caution when responding to online advertisements for housing rent